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And throw an `inline` in there just to be more likely to end up with something macro-like.
by IvanVergiliev 9y ago
And throw an `inline` in there just to be more likely to end up with something macro-like.
- atilaneves 9y ago`constexpr` is implicitly `inline`: http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/inline http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/inline
- gpderetta 9y agoorthogonally, templates are also implicitly inline. Then again, inline does not mean what most people think.
- kindfellow92 9y ago“inline” is more about linkage than about actual inlining. The compiler will in-line regardless of that attribute.